.‘ widdntopicitoqun ,1 ,.
the ammo! their Judgmm m m. , - . _.
- I Initonnpeiaont IppearI
. descent from the sub-
'dultiun. On top of this
Witt of Correspon-
"Tiling battle» and
ttnot'nin. and regular oth-
do the papers pro-
. 4' II. Though not be
”a” l n personal brstcry in
”Minn. II III alleged that
blind to tell Churchill
fol this young ex-of—
to- Intertere have been
I 3l‘owing accounts t
in ill Ilinir. While it a
I. do” not tleacrve
. from the Boers. hm-
% usages of war. the re-
. antenna is contras-
mined . notion of the
t minus. who it. in claim-
tiio war of 1870. shot all
I . “I found carrying arma.
big West End caterers are
‘ hundreds of cases of
“tint rm tie. PM 6m to un-
eases in South Africa In.
, ~ are working feverishly.
plum puddings tor these un-
may of the puddings rou-
. ”welry. tie pine. ridge and
toes from adoring worn
Colin-Campbell has
than 100 plum puddings
. n i‘usiiieru. and several
‘ hate been sent. to Winston
nddmued to Pretoria
, IIe majority of Inn II efforts are
. prompted by genuine patriot-
m I desire to alleviate the nutter-
3' the soldiers. the charitable
t is taken advantage of by
ultmdrertlsera. both social
v ntlle. Women who have not
_ waived in society. in spite hi the
‘ a years. have been untlring in
vors to get publicity for
homes to raise money or lllli
‘ to south Africa. It iii an-
,, t the Duke of AlicIIoIn has
tut the lield Red CIOSH 300 dud.
rn. So-und-Io'u handkeI
. ch are famous- {to tho
Ind delicate texture. etc."
Atheatrical‘preaa agent in the
. reaping harvests by obtain-
grhtlutoua advertisements
. unheard of actors and ac-
Who are willing to recite a war
do I turn to help the war
Hrs. Brown Potter's tea con-
not escaped criticism. The
not the example by giving it a
and uneomplimeutary report III
columns.
rpromtnent members of the
n colony here. freely express in
conversation their dianppolnt»
Iti‘stronger feelings at the pm-
of this performance. Joseph
. United State» ambassador.
' ~ in an awkward position by
upon his arrival. that he was
fly. actively associated with tbn
anagement. One individual
'lly IlIIIcountcnItnceIl by the-
.. other hand. the houpitul Shift
of Wales. titted out at. the iuI
’ , of and with the personal nup-
.' of the member of the mud
-y Ifter whom she nun named.
A great part of the «out \wII.
department.
filament is made that Gen. Kit
before leaving England. mlltlt
. I attempt to obtain thI Im-
unmmand in South Africa but
. . fined on amount of his junio:
had luck of knowledge of South
auditions. A cabinet minis-
as saying. reintiI'e to (leu-
tehnner’s request: "Why. when
in Pretoria the than might ar-
"Ind Krugcr'a head to Madame
1
number of families thronn into
lg lry the war iii already haying
’ .Ible effort on the attendanI :-
ti- Went End theatres, The mann-
inrl that wnr plays are too really
to be popular for some time in
tin: FICTION or run our.
”MM Stone i’lnnco. of Nor-
be before the New Canaan
Club. Thurnday uftemoon
mad the greatest nut-mu of the
. l-lor paper on The Fittion of,
, was I brilIiIIt Ind ay mpothe-:
. 'm finished literary style]
like Pinned I minim» of
words. Books are II thcntc
‘ ill Pilneo's heart. iiflii'li‘s‘
' Chiba. and the. (dryer
was elmoent on both. "or
hit on clubs and club work
Ily witty and spontan-
club hope! to hate the plea-
ng to more bright things
New Cnnnnu Messenger.
W - ~ 1
boom vorss eon-rat.i
. > . Ion.
. November 2:» The
today decided that
i Ibo luau connirring.
"I I re the iupunctinn as
“W's Ittorlleyn. The
in may were certifie'd dtor
”w W. S. Tnylor. II In
H . m. ordered Hitherto
“I" w S Taylor. nIo
fill” .1! the f
“Hindi!!!“
‘ Norwniit'to do In.
W We quietly. and is now ready lot
by the princeas herself. but ilnl
”control is given to tilt mun _
litiompany. was agreed upon
itwoknowoftwn
'nnd nnyone
.. ' in node
ninriiilutbn'm
prepnrntlon. cna Intel! be MI in the
we of '5“ follow atom". if he
Clio ‘ ll ninininéun
Iciiy. be but Implo opportunity to Cut
Begin with thin
“Mr. William F. Knapp. of No. 50 On-
horns nvemtn. Snot. Norwalk, drawn
at Roth A Goldncbmldt'n Inyn: "i am
no old time engineer. and like I great
runny who follow my calling. the wank
spot in my anatomy was my back. I
knew' it Iran from some derangement
of the kidneys. for backnche and the
sediment in the kidney nedrotlonn left
no room or doubt. Sometimes in leav-
ing the yer-heated boiler room, the
cold (atmosphere suddenly lowering the
temperature oi my body may have In-
duced coldn.“and In a rule they seated
themselves in my ,ldinn. I noticed in
Pills advertised to cure 1th Inch trou-
bles no i had. I procured a box at
Plainted'n Drug Store. They cured me."
‘ Dean’s Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers: price 50 cents a box. Mailed
on receipt of price by Ponter-Miiburn
00., Buii'nio. N. Y., noie agents for the
United States.
Remember the nImo—Doan'n—nnd
take no other.
II. GRAY SAYS Ill i‘AN l‘XPIJIN.
Wbyhe Did not by Iennrn. Lee Ind
Scott In the “another Case.
Arguments wcic made at the short
calendar aeunion of the Superior Court.
yesterday, on tbc Ilefcudnlit'n motion
to' strike out pnrtu of the complaints.
In the case of Joseph A. (iray in the
matter of the grievance committee of
the h'alrfleld county bar. Attorucy
Gray represents Mary It). llonucckcr.
of Notwnlk. in a still which was tried
scrcral months ago before It commit-
tce consisting of Attorney ('haries S.
(‘IIuIlcld: Henry Lee and Hiram Scott.
After the settlement of the cam- (lray
paid ZIII'. (Innileld‘a expenses, as pro-
vided for under the statutes. but rc-
fused to pay the other two committee-
mcn. The matter wan brought to the
attention of the grievance committm
who took it to the courts. After ii’lt
expiration of the time limit Attorney
(Iray paid the mmmitteemcn in full.
Attorney Homer 8. (‘quIniugI argued
against the motion to strike out today.
Attorney Gray appeared In his own be-
half. He claimed that be turned over
the funds involved in thc suits to Mrs.
ilonnccker and had obtalncd a receipt
for the some. and that. she should have
paid the committee-men for their ser-
vices. When the proper time came he
pay Messrs. Lee and Scott at the out.
aet. Decision on the motion was w-
aerved.
Attorney John Pullman argued on :I
the appeal of Frederick T. lloyt. of
Norwalk. from the action of the pro-
to prevent probating the bill of his
father. .i. 'l', Iloyt. The tostator died
recently and left up estate valued at
3200.000. He had six children and let!
a will dividing the estate equally
among tire of them. Frederick 'l‘.. thI.
Illsinberited son. claimed that llllflll'
influence was used and appealed from
the probating of the will. The court or
Iiered II morespccitic statement in flirt-I
neck“. naming the petsouu allrged (-
hate uch the undue lniltwmc.
. The appointment of :I mmmittcc to
bear the eIidemI- and dcteIque thI
.diupuie between llayid Iiradle)’ and tilt
w estport k Saugutuck llom Railroad
Colman
ltn (use IeIoImnendcd Samucl
l"weedy. whom the court appointed Hr
the cunimittce. The suit is to determim
disputed boundary lines in Wcatport.
in the divorce proceedings of Henry
L. iioxt against Anna (‘. Iloyt. of Nor.
walk. an order was entered for an al-
lowanceof $50 on or before December I
the
LGST Ill! LIFE SAVINGS.
In. (“hem Drona bend In Front of
Miller’s *SI'Idlcnie” (illicit.
New York. November Zh—Captnlv.
MICIIIIIky. of the dctcctive bureau has
detailed some of the deter-liven of hie
force 9 try to tlml William P. Miller
of thc Sll'i‘fliii‘li "Franklin ayndlcutc.’
ilrooklyn who I'M yesterday Indicted
by the Kings county grand jury. .\
general alarm haII been sent. out for
Miller. giving a «inscription of him.
Mrs. A. M. ('hency. one of the throng
that crowded the streetn in front
of thc "syndicated" omce. drop-
pod dead at midnight from heart iii:
none. superinduccd by exti.tcment She
Ins mild to il.l\t‘ lost the. Nil‘lnfln of I
lift timv
"A bill collcctor li- relentless in his
pun-nit."
.I bouec IIulnlcr chase you around?" 4
(‘blragn ltreord.
_.._____———-—-
- CHILDREN
All Iliu- Nutt‘n Cough Syrup. It in made
from the pure roots Ind herbn and will
not injure the most delicate child's
atomnch if taken according to direc-
tions. Perfectly male for young and
old. Regular wire. 25 cents; three
timcu the ounnlty 30 come.
climb than" on I
our Norwnlk papers Donn'n Kidney
said he would explain why he did not .
motion for a more specific statement in _
bate court in not allowing his appeal 3
"I don‘t know. Haven't you ever ha I1
‘ ‘ not
Man the most Ilnltcntn stom-
h or heart.
Etna-noun“ by Physician.
your druggint for it or
public for I box at twelvn
W :
Daily Frolghtti‘no
NORW‘LKI
SOUTH NORWALKI
" i‘ and
’ ‘ M roux»
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
vuncan AND mount
now
Leave Norwnllr 5 p. on. Leave South
Norwnlk. a p. m. Lean New York.
gicr 23. Ennt RiverHBeekmnn Street.
p. m.
'j 1 Mid MI ,
not demand hit I IIIIW
“ untlonnl convention in Cincinnati.
‘ shower ot Bielidn will
. The meteors were ‘qnltn numeroun Ind
. greatest number between lo and ii
c BORDAI
l
noon ”swaps
llPlNflJflBPHINlEH
Printingofnny hind Ind
on I pIr with any work .
noon in this union of ‘.
Oouanntiont.
SBNTINBL BUILDING ?
South Norwnll. Coin. i
P. D. STANNRRD,
(Successor to J. D. JENNINGS.)
7 Main street. : Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Cull. 11-h.
Brazilian Bdui
Deadly; Enemy
COLDS?
ALL THROAT DISEASES
r H. BAX’I'ER, Dmggintn,
B. H. PLAIBTED, 8030mm.
warm
it.” I!!!”
'I’EIIIIIIIOIAI." Plil8.'_
but“. In “13W”, uununnu. H...
one I'll Ill. I In me. now. I.-
House Boiler l.xplodes!
Accident in it New Britain Home
dent exactly almilai to that by which
\i. ll Judd had his life here two years.
ago ocIurred at the residence of
lumen I‘urreli. in infayette street. -\
«team boiler in the basement exploded
Ind was hurled through the parlor
tloor. carrying the "pm with It through
the Ielliug into a room ubmo The
thin. hey u .13 complete -l\ removed and
the houac in general wrelked. Insure
your house lKilit‘lH iu the IlARTl-‘ORII
STE .AM IIOII iIIIt iNHI'IIlti'I‘ION & iN-
st' ltAN( E (‘.t)
TA Y LOR A” GOLD EN.
Agent:-
SOI'TII NORWA LK, CONN.
Grand Central lurid;
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Deniers in
FISH. OYSTERS. CLAMS. ESCAL
LOPS, CRIBS.
BLUE rom'rsm‘ _
Sent out on the half-Ibo“.
LONG lSLAND OYSTERS.
The iinent to be had.
50th8.
/Of nll kinda.
Helnn'n Baked Banal.
beggett's Canned Goodn.
WfigRlND OUR OWN HORSERAD-
The best in tho WM
HUNT & ZELUFFI
Tel, 304.
Fund Diana and iiIIIbIlIIIa.I
Neu HIttu'In. NovenIlII-I ‘zl-An acct-I
III-W.
Ind inn nor mt. nun-en mu”
the employers Int-u to more thII .1
ad In our cont. advance par
Am‘crienn Iron Moulds“
the mono mi id will
and ,‘nubiret it)" I. alien WM
unio‘n‘ It the match...” .
3 u...» L. I”
SHOWER 0P BlBLiDS. ‘3‘
Princeton. N. 1.. November law'l'be
bib Antroaptnerl
Young nIld would III: 1 'fonefollow
week after the Leonldn name last night
many were briliidnt. 1'th fell in the
o'clock.
BUCK nwmo's succession.
Cincinnati. Ohio. November 25—The
Commercial Tribune Iayn' that Robert
G. Allen will nucceod much" Ewing AItal
manager of the Citiclunnii Redn.
lcn liven at Pauling. where bin fItherE
is a banker He has been manager of i
the ludlanapolie llnse Ball Club It!
in thought that tho I tion of lent
will be followed by :t rr chnniéti‘in
the club. ~' .
l
.s
The woman who Is going abroad
next summer envieII Rip Van Winkle
hie winter siesta.
Our little boy was nilllcted with rheu-
matism in MI knee; and at times un—
able to put his toot to the door. We
tried in vain. everything we could hear
0! that we thought would help him.
We almost gave up to despair. when
some. one advised as to try Chamber-
inin' a Pain Balm. We did run and the
iirnt bottle gate no much relief that we
got a necond one. and. to our surprise.
it cured him sound and well —~J T.
Buys. Pastor Christian Church. Nood-
eshn. Kan. For sale by George C Still-
'son South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed
'Norwnlk.
Just when you have grown absolute-
Iy attached to the dog be either runs
away or (ilt‘ti.
a nu , ERIR.
Franklin VIII is. In old Ichool
teacher of MIrlton. N. J.. writes:
nevernl oceanionn before using wronn
Rhcnmntinm Cure, I w.n.n I grant luf-
sferer from Rbeuntetism; after having
.Itned the Corona re for two weeks
' i feel as well as ever.” Price one dol-
Ilnr per pachnge. Itanutncturod by
Corona Compounding Company. Cam-
den. N. .I. For sale by R. H. mm.
(433 Washington St, South Norwnlk,
onn. .
*m—u—u-nn—
The most insistent ring at the door-
bcli generally emanates from a pro-
fessional hexnl‘.
"I wouldn't be without De Witt‘n
Witch Hazel Salve for any considera-
tion." writes Thomas B. Rhodes. Con.
tertield. 0. Ininllible for piles. cuts.
burns and skin idinenses. Beware of
couterfoits. George C. Stillnon. South
Norwnlk: Edwnrd P. Weed. Norwnlk.
The true feminine instinct shown in
the little girl btrthc photograph gai-
lery.
Old innhtona in dress may be revived.
but no old-fashioned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera Ind
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by George
C. Stilinon. South Norwalk: Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.
A potted palm in a joy in the home.
but a painted pot has made much trou~
Me for the householder who i» a poker
player.
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have, two children who Irenubiect
to attacks of croup. Whenever an at-
Chambcrinin‘s Cough Remedy and it
always preventn‘lhe attack. It in n'
ihousehold necessity in this county and
no matter what else we run out oi. it .
. ‘ would not do to be without Chamber- ‘
Iinin'n Cough Rentedy.
More of It is
i sold here than of all other cough medi-
cine: combined—J. M. Nickie. of Nb»
kle Bros. merchants. Nickletilio. Pa.
.F'or nale by George C. Stillnon South .
Norwaik; Edward P. Weed. Norwnlk.
Home photographs are evidently
called “cabinete' tIeIaqu they look
Lmum like :pirit [lit turenthan likeuennet
of any human bcing.
COLD STEEL OR DEATH.
"‘-'lbtre is but one small chance it!
leave with life and that in through an
ope-Iatiou. " has the awful prospect sIt
Ibefore Milt. i ll Hunt. of lime thgu
.\\'.III. by Mr doctor after Iniul) trying
‘to c ure her of a fIIghtful case of atom-
Iach tmubie and yellow Jaundicc lie
I didn' t count on the marvelous power of
Llalec'trit IlittorII to cure Stomach and
diet troubles. but shc heard of it
took scion bottlen. was wholly Iurcd
'nvolded aurgeonu knife. now Weight!
‘mmc and feels lwtteI than Her. It“
ponitin ly guaranthd to cure Stomach.
ii‘tl and Kidney troubles and harm
disappoints. Price. title at i-‘ H Ban-
ter‘s drug store South Norwalk. Ind
'John A. lltggs'n, Norwnlk.
A MONSTER DEVIL PISII
' III-atroying its victim. is a type of con—
iatipstiou. The power of thin murder-
ous malady is felt on organs and
Inert-en and muscles and brain. There's
no health till it's overcome llut Dr
king's New Ll. l'llls are a safe and
Iertain c.ure Beat in the world for
Stomath. l.'i\cr, Kidneys and lloweln.
Only 2.3 cents-I It I. II Baxter's drug
store. South Norwalk. and John A.
lRiggs. Norwnlk.
l The struggle of life ncrer III-emn' uoI
hard as when some plan on whbh we.
had hulldeIl nith absolute ccrtnlntt
turns out to in- only another baublc.
iii t illbotlh
The Ipuow fi'ab'y‘m
tuck in coming on my wife gives them "
l
man-s.
We are going to pay particular attention this week to our ladien' mcd- :
ium priced shoes. We have just received I largo shipment thnt. we bought
.to sell for It. 00. These phone are hand sewed. the. very latest style, all stun.
:nnd nidthn. in button and lace. For this week
$l.98.
Our Men's Specials this week“ Box Calf. ltuasinn Calf sud Vlci Kid are
regular ".00 ohm. in all the latest at yles and are warranted to outwenr any
shoes for the some money.
$2n98n
Mcn'a Patent Mather Dress Shoes made of the best material. and wear
as good as the host.
$2.98.
Llucd Comfort Shoes. ull silt-u.
98c
200 pairs or hlcu'n and Women‘s every day shot-s.
98c.
. School Shoes of all kinda and prit‘t‘ii.
Uld Lildil's' i"it.‘l‘t’i."
(hit and Ice thc'iu.
Olsen’s Shoe Store,
8i WASHlNGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Inns man of Benton.
. unblo cum toI Inl- daughter.
. w
W
OVEHRCOATS.
I
l D. ..O O.
n‘ 0° 0'
The weather we are having will not
hurru your purchasing heavu coats,
but cold will be here soon and then ,
it will be a great monetaru advan-
tage to know what to wear and
where to get it at a most reason-
able price.
Up to- date Coats are of Vicunas,
a soft woOlu material. Oxfords,
Coverts, Kerseus.
One of the slickest Driving Coats
obtainable; It is plush-lined, with
two collars one a heavu ulster
collar.
We can satisfu all in Ulsters.
Prices for the asking.
FRANCIS (in CO..
~- 95 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
£W who Abdul-D d. (I [III Iii-mutual: an???
I \ VD
EASTMAN KODAKS.
33 1-3 Per Cent Discount,
William P. Beers’
NORWALK.
ADVERTISE III on: ground
n nnvnn n val-
W
Irinntr An nmairao.
spousal-Id. II.. partition zo-LIIII
Malia?! I street car on the 4"Senegal
the ”timid
wII
limited in the ”north pit of the city
supposed poloti‘iy by authors. The on was
badly damaged, but the motormna, con-
ductor nod three women pnlneagern II-
unard injury.
W
rattan DOCTgRS. iN consume-
“When you In nick. whim"
but in to be chosen for "no!“
the BM place: Willi a
mi. bent. b be chum
.I'imluh;
, pliant; what rnnnon (i. ‘n.. when") ‘nnyn
bent in to be chosen In the int p.lIoo
. But if you can get Dr. Inolipntion. Dr.
Experience on Dr. ‘iltenson 0 hold:
consultation together. they will
you the bent ndviee that can bn in bu.
When you have I had cold Dr. Inclin-
ation would recommend Chnmberinin' I
Cough Rmedy because It‘ In pleunnt
and Info to take. Dr. Experience would
recommend it because it never fnilnto
effect I Ipeedy and permanent cure.
Reason would recommend it be-
cause it is prepared on scientific prinI
ciples, and nets on nnture'n pin: in re-
lieving the lungs. opening the necro-
tionn and restoring the system to I
natural nod healthy condition. For
sale bvaeorge C. Stilinon. South Nor-
wnik; E. P. Weed. Norwaik.
Chicago uses 4.000.000.000 pounds of
ice a year.
Therein more Cntnrrh in this section
of the country than all other dinennnn
put together. and until the but low
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it I local disease. and pros-
cribod local remedies. and by consulat-
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science bun
proved cItIrrh to be I. constitutional
disease. and therefore requires counti-
tutional treatment. Hall's CItIrrh
Cure. manufactured by l". J. Chaney
IE'C0., Toledo, Ohio. III the only con-
lstltutional corn on the mnrkot. it in
Itnkrn internally in dosen from ten .
draw to I tenspoonfui. It acts directly
on the blood and mucous nurtnoen ot
the system. They otter one hundred
dollars for any case it tails to cure.
Send for circulars Ind testimonials.
Address, I". J. CHENEY & 00.. To.
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggistn. 76c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
' Getmany has about 25.000 phyui- .,
clans and surgeons.
i ‘l'oCuroICoag-hlnounny
% TocurIIICold In On. Day
To Cure Sore Throat in Out! Boy
To Corn Bonrneoonn in One DIy
Take (‘lm cinnd‘s Lung llcaler. 25 cents.
If it fail-I to cure. ncm'li IlIccrfully
your mono: t'l'rial Iain- {rec )
For sale It Pinisted'n Drug Stern.
South Norwnlk, and Edward P. Wood's.
Norwnik.
The railroads of the lnitcd States
employ 875. 000 men
Dr. H. H. Baden. Summit, Aim. says,
"i think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in I
splendid medicine i prescribe it. Ind
my confidence in it grown with contin-
ucd use. " It digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia Ind indiges-
tion. George C. Stilimn. South Nor-
wnllr, Edward P. Weed Nor-walk.
Artificial ivory is made from born:
and skimmed milk.
—_
'I'O CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tabletn.
All drugglstn refund the money if it
tails to cure. 25c. The quinine line
L. I}. Q. on each thblet.
hiirsouri's apple crop is estimated
at 5.000.000 bushels.
You never know what form of blood
polnon will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers and you will avoid
trouble. They are famous little pills
for constipation and liver and bowel
troubles George C. Stillmn. South
Norwaik: Edward P. Weed, Norwnlk.
Aluminum is now used for fireproof
curtains in tbeatrcI.
fluent. Your llawnln With (2mm
Candy cathartic. cure countipntion router.
Inc. 35c. "C. 0.0 hindranhintnrefoad-oaey.
The number of penniless men in the
Klondike is placed at 3.000.
LI Grim. with its ni‘tnr elects. In-
nunlly dentroyn thousands of people. It
may be quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure. the only remedy that pro-
duces immediate results in coughs.
colds. croop. bronchitin.pneumonln and
throat and lung troubles. It will pre-
vent connumption. George C. Stillnon.
Smith Norwnln: Edward P. Weed, Nor-
wn
Are the men who sing in the charm
examples of blighted ambition, or o!
no ambition It all?
"I no lily-neve- Innr‘
In pannnInnt nilnttil
Caro. Now!
ma... Dyspepsi-
nn well no fool like I new m’
writnnll .Ii'inntsg. MM t
tor-snot ignntlon.
I In
aroma... In...“
uA° hm without nhndnn nlwnyn icon
"broil unlitln.
.--. J
Norwalk Chronicler